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SCH W. 42nd se. | COHAN & HARRIS Suexceese! COHAN & HARRIS PRESENT : THREE FACES EAST 0 A Play of the Secret Service by Anthony & Paul Kelly With ar ¢ Emmett Corrigan & Vielet Heming | Theatre. W. 42nd 8t W. of Bway Evenings at 8.20. M. REPUBLIC 828218 Suc A. H. WOODS PRI MARJORIE RAMBEAU in “WHERE POPPIES BLOOM” with Pere de Cordoba, Lewis Stone, Percival Knight and Will Deming ELTINGE °: A. H. WOODS PRESENTS UNDER ORDERS y with SHELLEY HULL & EFFIE SHANNON A Dramatic No SEO. COHAN “EATRE. | Henry W. Savage's Saucy Star sac MITZI : CHARLES DILLINGHAM PRESENTS | VERYTHING HIPPODROME STAGED BY R. H. BURNSIDE — thing’ for 19 musical comedies.” —N.Y. Sun | Evenings at § “HEAD OVER HEELS” Ate “Enough of ‘Ev: Matinees Daily 2 BOOTH °° fee Ee Matinees Wednesday and Satur da; ARES Be Calm Camilla PRESENTS WINTER GARDEN " AL JOLSON in SINBA AS T OR Broadway and 45th street Evenings $:30. Matinees Wednewlay and Saturday 2:15, Mosca. LITTLE SIMPLICITY CASINO ™s32787 034 20 Street Brent jees Wedoestay and Saturda MERRY mesic SOME TIME , The Grateful Bard I'm blessed, oh, thrice blessed, Therefore I sing and shout. Rich food is now so costly I cannot have the gout. y and Oth Street venings at 8.15. Matinees Tueg, Thurs ee Be win Must Be Going To Reform Him Mabel--Do you think Clara is marrying Ar- thur for love or money? Gladys—Well, she says it’s a case of Art for Art’s sake with her Broadway and Thereabouts Vest-Pocket (or Vanity Bag) Guide to the New York Theaters By | Be Cat, Camitta—Booth. — Blithely irresponsible. Berrotuat, Tue—Shubert. Monsieur Maeterlinck sends us the “Blue Bird’s” mate. Betrrer ‘Ore, THe—Greenwich Village. Bairnsfather laugh-lines uttered through the whiskers of the Old Walrus. 8ic Cuance, Tue—g8th Street. Bums of the New York tenderloin salvaged by war. Canary, Tue- son, with Joseph near. CRAINQUEBILLE; Globe. It’s Julia Sander- Cawthorne hovering La Feame pe CLaupe -Vieux Colo Anatole France and Dumas-Fils acted in their native, and very rapid, tongue Dapopies—L Dour bachelors led captive. Everytuinc—Hippodrome. — Entertain- ment that has arrived at quantity pro- duction. Fippters THuree— coum. ‘ort. Operetta treat- ing in a non-technical way the violin industry of Cremona. Forever Arter—Central. Alice Brady sticks to her “steady”? through Har- vard and the horrors of war. Freevom—Century. Scenic course in his- tory. Frienpty Enemies— Hudson. Louis Mann and Sam Bernard bury the hyphen. Girt Benno tur Gun, Tur—New Ams- terdam. Musical ado about godsons. Grorianna—Liberty. Eleanor Painter carols Friml tunes amid gorgeous Urban color. Heap Over Heets—Cohan. war-portion prima donna. Ipecac Huspanp, Ax—Comedy. An ad- venturess gets her clutches on his po- litical past. Inrormation, Prease—Selzeyn. Jane Cowl starts out gaily on an indiscre- tion, and then she and the play both weak Lapies First—Broadhurst. not only runs for mayor, but about it Ligutnin’—Gaiety to be almost as re thinks he is. Lirtte Simpriciry — Astor. comedy ingenuousness. Matinee Hero, Tur—Vanderbilt. Leo Ditrichstein as author, actor and man- ager. We trust he won't have to be audience, too. Mipnicut Fre sportive P.S Mipnicut Revue—Century Grove. jaz Mitai as a Nora Bayes also sings Old Bill Jones proves varkable a man as he Musica! 1c—Cocoanut Grove. A . to the evening’s pleasure. Elite Ture Ticer, JUDGE Willie Start Notuinc But Lies—Longacre. Collier's course in mendacity. today. (adv.) Opera Comiqgue—Park. Song classics with the foreign language removed. Peter’s Motner—Playhouse. She at last overthrows the absolute monarchy in her home and attains self-determina- tion Repemprion—Plymouth. John Barry- more samples the dregs of Russia, in unforgetably vivid scenes. Rippte: Woman, Tue—Harris. Kalich chokes an exceptionally man in Copenhagen. Bertha bad Saving Grace, Tue—Empire. Cyril Maude acts stout-hearted in a thin comedy. Sinpap—Winter Garden. Al Jolson, the well-known wanderer, back from his sojourns in strange theaters. Steerinc Partners—Bijou. done that it is never raw. Sometime—Casino. Abashed by the of many ladies Ed Wynn puns concealed about — his So well- person. Tea ror Turee Maxine on the Elliott. dear old Tink- ling new tri- angle. Turee Faces gfast—Cohan Harris. Violet Heming locates the arch-spy Vise Foo.s—Criterion. Wash- ington Square long, long ago, as that small estimate would indicate. Ticer!—Belasco. Frances Starr “burning bright.” Unper Orvers—Eltin in disguise. Unknown Purpte, Tur—Lyric. Robbed of his invention and his wife, Richard Bennett comes back and executes a daring color-scheme. Wuere Poppies BLoom—Republic. 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